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DECC presents Petlandia: The Pet Event of the North

Planners are inviting vendors of pet-related goods and services, including veterinary clinics, groomers, trainers, rescue and adoption groups, pet merchandise vendors and even pet psychics to apply to be included in the event.

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This fall on September 23-24, the DECC will present Petlandia: The Pet Event of the North. This family-friendly, multi-pet event will feature the splash-tastic fun of the DockDogs Northern Stars, dazzling agility performances and a variety of demonstrations for pets from cats, dogs, birds, bunnies and beyond.

Planners are inviting vendors of pet-related goods and services, including veterinary clinics, groomers, trainers, rescue and adoption groups, pet merchandise vendors and even pet psychics to apply to be included in the event. Priority given to those who apply before June 30.

Interested parties may apply HERE or reach out to hello@decc.org for more information.

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